OsunDecides2026: INEC Commences Sorting, Counting of Votes
INEC has begun sorting and counting ballots at polling units across Osun State after voting ended in the 2026 governorship election.
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has commenced the sorting and counting of votes at polling units across Osun State following the conclusion of voting in the 2026 governorship election.
Election officials began sorting the ballot papers and counting votes in the presence of voters, party agents and observers.
The process is being carried out at polling units as part of the first stage of vote collation, with results expected to be recorded and transmitted in accordance with INEC procedures.
The commencement of counting marks the transition from voting to the results-management phase of the election, as political parties and observers monitor the process.
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